October Sky A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1999 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) I liked OCTOBER SKY and was moved by it in all the right ways. But it's a movie that doesn't stand up to review very well. Two-dimensional characters and a trite story (even though it's based on a true story) almost force me to give it a lower rating than my heart says it deserves.
While the miners of the town descend into the coal mines, high schooler Homer Hickam (Jake Gyllenhaal) looks up to the stars to try to see Sputnik. His first glimpse of the orbiter sets his resolve: someday he will build rockets and satellites too.
Homer knows just enough about rocketry to know that he can't pursue it alone. Since his coal-mining hometown has a definite lack of rocket scientists to serve as mentors, he decides to sacrifice his social life to befriend Quentin (Chris Owen), the redheaded nerd. Two other friends of Homer's join them, rounding out their foursome. With Quentin's smarts and Homer's enthusiasm, they should be able to launch a rocket in no time.
The rocket boys master the basics pretty quickly, and they even manage a meager launch or two. But each accomplishment presents new challenges. The next rocket has to be bigger, fly farther, or have more control. They boys hit several snags, and their solutions always delight. To solve one problem, Quentin bones up on volatile chemistry until inspiration strikes. Another problem is solved by befriending some of the miners who have access to metal lathes.
In the meantime, a subplot involving Homer's differences with his father (Chris Cooper) adds some too-harsh conflict to the film. Homer's father is completely overbearing and totally inflexible. He's dead-set against Homer's dreams of rockets. Based on a true story or not, the sharp antagonism was too strong for this movie.
In fact, his father was so caricatured (blame the script, not the actor) that I was reminded of a Monty Python sketch. Graham Chapman plays a stern, hard-working, blue-collar poet. This poet refuses to stand by while his mamby-pamby son throws away his life to follow his dream of becoming a coal miner. It's a funny reversal of the cliché that this movie perpetuates.
In spite of Homer's dad, the boys finally get a few really good rockets launched. But OCTOBER SKY sticks to the formula and takes their dreams away, once and for all.  All seems lost, so Homer gives up rocketry and high school to get an early start on coal mining.
The film actually takes us down into a coal mine (surely it was a set). I mention it because it is something I have NEVER seen in a movie before. From HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY in 1941 to BRASSED OFF two years ago, there have been lots of movies about coal miners. But never have I actually seen INSIDE one of the mines, -- seen how cramped, black, and precarious the mine itself feels. October Sky gets bonus points for these scenes.
But if that were the end of the story, we wouldn't be watching it on a big screen, would we? In fact, the boys find a way to clear their names. They calculate the flight time of their rocket, do a little geometry, and track down the rocket that was alleged to have started the fire. They found it in a stream. (Strictly speaking, they never could have found their rocket from the information they had in the movie. They knew flight time and direction, but not the angle at which the rocket was launched. Without that, there's no way to measure distance.)
Like I said, the movie doesn't review well. The plot is trite, the conflict feels forced, and even the math doesn't work out perfectly.
But Homer's story was moving, and all the more so because his goal was scientific achievement. In movies with this success-story plot, the hero often wants to become a great athlete or a famous performer. Homer's dream was more unusual and somehow less selfish.
Ultimately, the emotion of the story simply worked for me, and I'll never be able to put my finger on just why.
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About Winnie
Hello, my name is Winnie Lin. I am a first-generation college student currently pursing my Master’s of Science in software engineering/development at Boston University. I obtained my Bachelor’s of Science at Purdue University majoring in computer science. I am a software engineer with experience working at fortune 500 companies such as JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Mastercard.
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public class Hierarchy extends java.lang.Object implements LoggerRepository, RendererSupport, ThrowableRendererSupport
The casual user does not have to deal with this class directly.
The structure of the logger hierarchy is maintained by the
getLogger(java.lang.String)
method. The hierarchy is such that children link
to their parent but parents do not have any pointers to their
children. Moreover, loggers can be instantiated in any order, in
particular descendant before ancestor.
In case a descendant is created before a particular ancestor, then it creates a provision node for the ancestor and adds itself to the provision node. Other descendants of the same ancestor add themselves to the previously created provision node.
| Constructor and Description |
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Hierarchy(Logger root)
Create a new logger hierarchy.
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void |
addHierarchyEventListener(HierarchyEventListener listener)
Add a
HierarchyEventListener event to the repository. |
void |
addRenderer(java.lang.Class classToRender,
ObjectRenderer or)
Add an object renderer for a specific class.
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void |
clear()
This call will clear all logger definitions from the internal
hashtable.
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void |
emitNoAppenderWarning(Category cat) |
Logger |
exists(java.lang.String name)
Check if the named logger exists in the hierarchy.
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void |
fireAddAppenderEvent(Category logger,
Appender appender) |
java.util.Enumeration |
getCurrentCategories()
Deprecated.
Please use
getCurrentLoggers() instead. |
java.util.Enumeration |
getCurrentLoggers()
Returns all the currently defined categories in this hierarchy as
an
Enumeration . |
Logger |
getLogger(java.lang.String name)
Return a new logger instance named as the first parameter using
the default factory.
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getLogger(java.lang.String name,
LoggerFactory factory)
Return a new logger instance named as the first parameter using
factory . |
RendererMap |
getRendererMap()
Get the renderer map for this hierarchy.
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Logger |
getRootLogger()
Get the root of this hierarchy.
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Level |
getThreshold()
Returns a
Level representation of the enable
state. |
ThrowableRenderer |
getThrowableRenderer()
Get throwable renderer.
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boolean |
isDisabled(int level)
This method will return
true if this repository is
disabled for level object passed as parameter and
false otherwise. |
void |
overrideAsNeeded(java.lang.String override)
Deprecated.
Deprecated with no replacement.
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void |
resetConfiguration()
Reset all values contained in this hierarchy instance to their
default.
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void |
setDisableOverride(java.lang.String override)
Deprecated.
Deprecated with no replacement.
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void |
setRenderer(java.lang.Class renderedClass,
ObjectRenderer renderer)
Used by subclasses to add a renderer to the hierarchy passed as parameter.
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void |
setThreshold(Level l)
Enable logging for logging requests with level
l or
higher. |
void |
setThreshold(java.lang.String levelStr)
The string form of
setThreshold(Level) . |
void |
setThrowableRenderer(ThrowableRenderer renderer)
Set throwable renderer.
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void |
shutdown()
Shutting down a hierarchy will safely close and remove
all appenders in all categories including the root logger.
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public Hierarchy(Logger root)
root
- The root of the new hierarchy.public void addRenderer(java.lang.Class classToRender, ObjectRenderer or)
public void addHierarchyEventListener(HierarchyEventListener listener)
LoggerRepository
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event to the repository.addHierarchyEventListener
in interface LoggerRepository
public void clear()
You should really know what you are doing before invoking this method.
public void emitNoAppenderWarning(Category cat)
emitNoAppenderWarning
in interface LoggerRepository
public Logger exists(java.lang.String name)
null
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in interface LoggerRepository
name
- The name of the logger to search for.public void setThreshold(java.lang.String levelStr)
setThreshold(Level)
.setThreshold
in interface LoggerRepository
public void setThreshold(Level l)
l
or
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in interface LoggerRepository
l
- The minimum level for which logging requests are sent to
their appenders.public void fireAddAppenderEvent(Category logger, Appender appender)
fireAddAppenderEvent
in interface LoggerRepository
public Level getThreshold()
Level
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in interface LoggerRepository
public Logger getLogger(java.lang.String name)
If a logger of that name already exists, then it will be returned. Otherwise, a new logger will be instantiated and then linked with its existing ancestors as well as children.
getLogger
in interface LoggerRepository
name
- The name of the logger to retrieve.public Logger getLogger(java.lang.String name, LoggerFactory factory)
factory
.
If a logger of that name already exists, then it will be
returned. Otherwise, a new logger will be instantiated by the
factory
parameter and linked with its existing
ancestors as well as children.
getLogger
in interface LoggerRepository
name
- The name of the logger to retrieve.factory
- The factory that will make the new logger instance.public java.util.Enumeration getCurrentLoggers()
Enumeration
.
The root logger is not included in the returned
Enumeration
.
getCurrentLoggers
in interface LoggerRepository
public java.util.Enumeration getCurrentCategories()
getCurrentLoggers()
instead.LoggerRepository
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in interface LoggerRepository
public RendererMap getRendererMap()
getRendererMap
in interface RendererSupport
public Logger getRootLogger()
getRootLogger
in interface LoggerRepository
public boolean isDisabled(int level)
true
if this repository is
disabled for level
object passed as parameter and
false
otherwise. See also the threshold
emthod.isDisabled
in interface LoggerRepository
public void overrideAsNeeded(java.lang.String override)
public void resetConfiguration()
null
,
sets their additivity flag to true
and sets the level
of the root logger to DEBUG
. Moreover,
message disabling is set its default "off" value.
Existing categories are not removed. They are just reset.
This method should be used sparingly and with care as it will block all logging until it is completed.
resetConfiguration
in interface LoggerRepository
public void setDisableOverride(java.lang.String override)
public void setRenderer(java.lang.Class renderedClass, ObjectRenderer renderer)
setRenderer
in interface RendererSupport
public void setThrowableRenderer(ThrowableRenderer renderer)
setThrowableRenderer
in interface ThrowableRendererSupport
renderer
- renderer, may be null.public ThrowableRenderer getThrowableRenderer()
getThrowableRenderer
in interface ThrowableRendererSupport
public void shutdown()
Some appenders such as SocketAppender
and AsyncAppender
need to be closed before the
application exists. Otherwise, pending logging events might be
lost.
The shutdown
method is careful to close nested
appenders before closing regular appenders. This is allows
configurations where a regular appender is attached to a logger
and again to a nested appender.
shutdown
in interface LoggerRepository
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Orphaned at the tender age of nine, prodigious introvert Beth Harmon discovers and masters the game of chess in 1960s USA. But child stardom comes at a price.
Orphaned at the tender age of nine, prodigious introvert Beth Harmon discovers and masters the game of chess in 1960s USA. But child stardom comes at a price.


PATTERNS is an array of the possible patterns this library might be passed in index order
var PATTERNS = [5]PricePattern{FLUCTUATING, BIGSPIKE, DECREASING, SMALLSPIKE, UNKNOWN}
PATTERNSGAME is the valid patterns in the game. Unknown is not a valid pattern, and only one we need include for practical use because of incomplete user information.
var PATTERNSGAME = [4]PricePattern{FLUCTUATING, BIGSPIKE, DECREASING, SMALLSPIKE}
Price range and the chance of the range occurring. This type is designed to be embedded into prediction, pattern, and week objects to give them a common interface for fetching price and probability information.
type Analysis struct { PriceSeries // Contains information about a future price series Future PriceSeries // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func NewAnalysis(ticker *PriceTicker) *Analysis
func (analysis *Analysis) Chance() float64
The chance from 0.0-1.0 that this week / pattern / price will occur.
func (prices *Analysis) GuaranteedPrice() int
The highest guaranteed to happen minimum price that may occur. On PotentialPricePeriod objects, this is the *lowest possible price* for the given period, but on Week, Pattern, and Prediction object this is the minimum guaranteed price, or the highest price we can guarantee will occur this week.
func (prices *Analysis) MaxPrice() int
The potential maximum price for this period / week / pattern / prediction.
func (prices *Analysis) MinPrice() int
The absolute minimum price that may occur.
func (prices *Analysis) PriceChance(price int) float64
Returns the chance of this price range resulting in this price.
type HasPrices interface { MinPrice() int GuaranteedPrice() int MaxPrice() int }
Interface defining a potential object that has a spike of a given type
type HasSpike interface { // Whether the object has the potential for a Big Spike pattern Has() bool }
type HasSpikeChance interface { HasSpikeRange Chance() float64 Breakdown() *SpikeChanceBreakdown }
Interface defining a potential object that has a hasSpikeAny range
type HasSpikeRange interface { HasSpike // The first price period a big hasSpikeAny could occur. Start() PricePeriod // The last price period a big hasSpikeAny could occur (inclusive). End() PricePeriod }
Holds the Nook turnip purchase prices for a week in price-period order. Adds methods for setting and fetching via time package values.
type NookPriceArray [values.PricePeriodCount]int
func (prices *NookPriceArray) ForDay( weekday time.Weekday, tod timeofday.ToD, ) (price int, err error)
Return the price for a given Weekday + time of day
func (prices *NookPriceArray) ForTime(priceTime time.Time) (price int, err error)
Return the price for a given time. The ticker does not contain any information about dates, so it is assumed that the time passed in to priceTime is for the week that the ticker describes.
func (prices *NookPriceArray) SetForDay( weekday time.Weekday, tod timeofday.ToD, price int, ) error
Set the price with a Weekday / time of day for a little more ease in setting values.
func (prices *NookPriceArray) SetForTime(priceTime time.Time, price int) error
Set a price period for a specific time. Timezone is not taken into account during this operation.
A phase is a period of time within a price pattern that follows a single algorithm. When making predictions for a given pattern, we will iterate over a set of phases.
A phase is responsible for:
1. Communicating a set of possible lengths. 2. Reporting if it's length has been set in stone when the predictor is iterating over the phases to set all possible lengths. 3. Returning the price range for a given price period within itself. 4. Copying itself for spawning a new set of phase length possibilities.
This interface describes the methods necessary to accomplish these four goals, and is used by the predictor to map out all possible phase combinations, and get all possible price ranges for a given price period.
type PatternPhase interface { // The name of the phase Name() string // The predictor will set the ticker during setup to make it available for // calculations. The phase, in turn promises NOT to mutate the ticker. SetTicker(ticker *PriceTicker) // Returns a list of possible lengths. Should return nil if it cannot yet be // determined. 'lengthPass' is a counter of how many times the list of phases has // been passed over when computing the possible lengths. For each possible length // returned, a new goroutine will be spawned to compute that possibility by making // a copy of `phases` and calling 'set length' on this pattern. // // Should return 'nil' for ``possibilities`` if possibilities cannot be computed // for this pass. Should panic if we are calling on a finalized phase. PossibleLengths(phases []PatternPhase) (possibilities []int) // Sets the length we want to assume for this phase. This does not need be the // final length, many phases go through a temp length. This method is called by // the predictor when setting up a series of possible phase combinations. SetLength(length int) // Returns the length set by ``.SetLength()`` for other phases to inspect when // making calculations. Length() int // Whether the value returned by .Length() is the final length. IsFinal() bool // Returns a potential price bracket for a given day of this phase. ``period`` is // the absolute period for the week, while ``subPeriod`` is the price period // relative to the start of this phase, beginning at 0. PotentialPeriod( period PricePeriod, subPeriod int, ) *PotentialPricePeriod // Creates a duplicate of this phase in the current state. Used for making // permutations. Duplicate() PatternPhase }
Holds the potential pattern information for a prediction.
type Patterns []*PotentialPattern
func (patterns Patterns) Get(pattern PricePattern) (*PotentialPattern, error)
Returns the potential pattern predictions for a given pattern. Returns nil if “pattern“ is not a valid pattern.
Describes the potential prices and chance of a given price pattern.
type PotentialPattern struct { // The chance, min price and max price *Analysis Spikes *SpikeRangeAll // The pattern Pattern PricePattern // The potential week's price patterns PotentialWeeks []*PotentialWeek }
func (prices PotentialPattern) GuaranteedPrice() int
The highest guaranteed to happen minimum price that may occur. On PotentialPricePeriod objects, this is the *lowest possible price* for the given period, but on Week, Pattern, and Prediction object this is the minimum guaranteed price, or the highest price we can guarantee will occur this week.
func (prices PotentialPattern) MaxPrice() int
The potential maximum price for this period / week / pattern / prediction.
func (prices PotentialPattern) MinPrice() int
The absolute minimum price that may occur.
func (prices PotentialPattern) PriceChance(price int) float64
Returns the chance of this price range resulting in this price.
type PotentialPricePeriod struct { Spikes *SpikeHasAll // The price period PricePeriod PricePeriod // The pattern phase used to generate this period. PatternPhase PatternPhase // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func (prices PotentialPricePeriod) GuaranteedPrice() int
The highest guaranteed to happen minimum price that may occur. On PotentialPricePeriod objects, this is the *lowest possible price* for the given period, but on Week, Pattern, and Prediction object this is the minimum guaranteed price, or the highest price we can guarantee will occur this week.
func (potential *PotentialPricePeriod) IsValidPrice(price int) bool
Returns “true“ if “price“ falls within the price range of this potential period. Used by the predictor to remove phase permutations that do not match the current price values of a user.
func (prices PotentialPricePeriod) MaxPrice() int
The potential maximum price for this period / week / pattern / prediction.
func (prices PotentialPricePeriod) MinPrice() int
The absolute minimum price that may occur.
func (prices PotentialPricePeriod) PriceChance(price int) float64
Returns the chance of this price range resulting in this price.
This will be implemented as a slice as we will not always hit all 12 price periods when evaluating if a potential week needs to be thrown out
type PotentialPricePeriods []*PotentialPricePeriod
func (prices PotentialPricePeriods) ForDay( weekday time.Weekday, tod timeofday.ToD, ) (period *PotentialPricePeriod, err error)
Return the potential price period for a given Weekday + time of day
func (prices PotentialPricePeriods) ForTime( priceTime time.Time, ) (period *PotentialPricePeriod, err error)
Return the potential price period for a given time. The ticker does not contain any information about dates, so it is assumed that the time passed in to priceTime is for the week that the ticker describes.
type PotentialWeek struct { // Holds chance and price information *Analysis // Details about if and when a price spike could occur for this week. Spikes *SpikeRangeAll // Holds the details of the potential price periods. Prices PotentialPricePeriods }
func (prices PotentialWeek) GuaranteedPrice() int
The highest guaranteed to happen minimum price that may occur. On PotentialPricePeriod objects, this is the *lowest possible price* for the given period, but on Week, Pattern, and Prediction object this is the minimum guaranteed price, or the highest price we can guarantee will occur this week.
func (prices PotentialWeek) MaxPrice() int
The potential maximum price for this period / week / pattern / prediction.
func (prices PotentialWeek) MinPrice() int
The absolute minimum price that may occur.
func (prices PotentialWeek) PriceChance(price int) float64
Returns the chance of this price range resulting in this price.
type Prediction struct { PriceSeries Heat int Future PriceSeries Spikes *SpikeChancesAll Patterns Patterns }
func (prices *Prediction) GuaranteedPrice() int
The highest guaranteed to happen minimum price that may occur. On PotentialPricePeriod objects, this is the *lowest possible price* for the given period, but on Week, Pattern, and Prediction object this is the minimum guaranteed price, or the highest price we can guarantee will occur this week.
func (prices *Prediction) MaxPrice() int
The potential maximum price for this period / week / pattern / prediction.
func (prices *Prediction) MinPrice() int
The absolute minimum price that may occur.
func (prices *Prediction) PriceChance(price int) float64
Returns the chance of this price range resulting in this price.
type Predictor struct { // The price ticker to use for this prediction Ticker *PriceTicker // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func (predictor *Predictor) CalcHeat()
Calculate the investment heat for this island.
func (predictor *Predictor) Predict() (*Prediction, error)
Price Pattern Enum value
0 = "FLUCTUATING" 1 = "BIG SPIKE" 2 = "DECREASING" 3 = "SMALL SPIKE" 4 = "UNKNOWN"
type PricePattern int
const ( FLUCTUATING PricePattern = 0 BIGSPIKE PricePattern = 1 DECREASING PricePattern = 2 SMALLSPIKE PricePattern = 3 UNKNOWN PricePattern = 4 )
func PatternFromString(value string) (PricePattern, error)
Returns a pattern from a string: The following values are valid. The four names are:
1. Fluctuating 2. Big Spikes 3. Decreasing 4. Small Spikes 5. Unknown
Incoming values are upper-cased, and spaces are removed before evaluating; all of the following would be handled without error for Big Spikes:
- BIGSPIKE - bigspike - BIG SPIKE - Big Spikes - big spike - etc.
func (pattern PricePattern) BaseChance(previous PricePattern) float64
Returns a the chance of this pattern occurring based on the pattern from last week
func (pattern PricePattern) PermutationCount() int
The total possible phase combinations for this pattern. Can be used to determine actual chance of this pattern once possibilities have been removed by a ticker.
func (pattern PricePattern) PhaseProgression(ticker *PriceTicker) []PatternPhase
Returns a new set of phase definitions that can be used to calculate the possible price values for a week.
func (pattern PricePattern) String() string
type PricePeriod int
func PricePeriodFromDay(weekday time.Weekday, tod timeofday.ToD) (PricePeriod, error)
Get the price period for a given weekday and time of day (AM / PM).
func PricePeriodFromTime(priceTime time.Time) (PricePeriod, error)
Get the price period that would occur on a real-world time. Timezone information is ignored -- all times are treated as naive.
func (period PricePeriod) ToD() timeofday.ToD
The time of day (AM / PM) this price occurs on.
func (period PricePeriod) Weekday() time.Weekday
The weekday this price period occurs on. Sunday = 0.
Information about the min and max prices over the 12 price periods of the week.
type PriceSeries struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (prices *PriceSeries) GuaranteedPeriods() []PricePeriod
The PricePeriods that this minimum guaranteed price might occur. On PotentialWeeks, this will always be a single value, but on PotentialPatterns and Predictions, every possible day the minimum guaranteed price *might* occur is used.
func (prices *PriceSeries) GuaranteedPrice() int
The highest guaranteed to happen minimum price that may occur. On PotentialPricePeriod objects, this is the *lowest possible price* for the given period, but on Week, Pattern, and Prediction object this is the minimum guaranteed price, or the highest price we can guarantee will occur this week.
func (prices *PriceSeries) MaxPeriods() []PricePeriod
The PricePeriods that this maximum potential price might occur. On PotentialWeeks, this will always be a single value, but on PotentialPatterns and Predictions, every possible day the maximum potential price *might* occur is used.
func (prices *PriceSeries) MaxPrice() int
The potential maximum price for this period / week / pattern / prediction.
func (prices *PriceSeries) MinPeriods() []PricePeriod
The price periods that the absolute minimum price might occur
func (prices *PriceSeries) MinPrice() int
The absolute minimum price that may occur.
func (prices *PriceSeries) PriceChance(price int) float64
Returns the chance of this price range resulting in this price.
type PriceTicker struct { // The previous week's price pattern PreviousPattern PricePattern // The purchase price on sunday for this week PurchasePrice int // The current price period. We need to support not knowing what the current // price is if we are charting data for someone else's island, but need to give // accurate future price ranges, so we will need to explicitly know from the // user what price period the island is currently in. CurrentPeriod PricePeriod // There are 12 buy-price periods in a week, we are going to store the 12 buy prices // in a 12-int array. A price of 'zero' will stand for 'not available' // // Because PricePeriod is an extension of int, we can access the array with // PricePeriod objects. Prices NookPriceArray }
func NewTicker( purchasePrice int, previousPattern PricePattern, currentPeriod PricePeriod, ) *PriceTicker
Implementation of HasSpike
type Spike struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (spike *Spike) Has() bool
Whether the object has the potential for a Big Spike pattern
type SpikeChance struct { SpikeRange // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func (spike *SpikeChance) Breakdown() *SpikeChanceBreakdown
func (spike *SpikeChance) Chance() float64
type SpikeChanceBreakdown [values.PricePeriodCount]float64
func (spikes *SpikeChanceBreakdown) ForDay( weekday time.Weekday, tod timeofday.ToD, ) (chance float64, err error)
Return the spike chance for a given Weekday + time of day
func (spikes *SpikeChanceBreakdown) ForTime( spikeTime time.Time, ) (chance float64, err error)
Return the spike chance for a given time. The ticker does not contain any information about dates, so it is assumed that the time passed in to spikeTime is for the week that the density describes.
A probability heat-map of when a price spike might occur.
type SpikeChancesAll struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (spikes *SpikeChancesAll) Any() HasSpikeChance
func (spikes *SpikeChancesAll) Big() HasSpikeChance
func (spikes *SpikeChancesAll) Small() HasSpikeChance
func (spikes *SpikeChancesAll) SpikeRangeAll() *SpikeRangeAll
Converts from HasSpikeChancesAll to HasSpikeRangesAll
type SpikeHasAll struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (spikes *SpikeHasAll) Any() HasSpike
func (spikes *SpikeHasAll) Big() HasSpike
func (spikes *SpikeHasAll) Small() HasSpike
Implementation of HasSpikeRange
type SpikeRange struct { Spike // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func (spike *SpikeRange) End() PricePeriod
The last price period any spike pattern could occur.
func (spike *SpikeRange) Start() PricePeriod
The first price period any spike pattern could occur.
type SpikeRangeAll struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (spike *SpikeRangeAll) Any() HasSpikeRange
func (spike *SpikeRangeAll) Big() HasSpikeRange
func (spike *SpikeRangeAll) Small() HasSpikeRange


Last night was my first night ever using 2C-E. I was lucky enough to get it from an acquaintance who had ordered it off the internet. I am happy to report that it was completely worth it, but also completely different from what I expected. Before last night, I had had no past experience with hallucinogens. I smoke cigarettes, pot, and salvia; I drink; and I snort cocaine, prescription pills, and amphetamines. I do this all fairly often (on a weekly basis). I expected hallucinogens to be a completely different experience from all these things--I thought I would see visuals and hear things, but this didn't turn out to be the case. I was in for a much different experience, but one that was definitely not disappointing.
I was planning to attend a house party last night at 10:30pm with a group of good friends. I figured that this comfortable atmosphere would be a good place to try something new. So around 7:30, I took the 2C-E, dissolved in a capful of water. The doseage was 20 mg, which turned out to be reasonable, as I experienced no negative effects that night.
After taking the 2C-E, I had some time to burn before the party, so I went to my best friend's house, hoping to start feeling the effects there. I didn't really feel any effects for an hour after taking the drug, so I snorted 2mg of Xanax (half a bar) around 8:30 or 9. I was a little worried about what the 2C-E would be like when it hit. So far it was throwing me for a loop, because I wasn't feeling anything yet. My friend was drinking and suggested that we go smoke. It only took about 3 hits of the marijuana for me to feel very, very high. This was about 1.5 hours after the 2C-E and I was finally feeling it.
Everything felt nice, enjoyable, perfect. I took pleasure in everything--our conversation, the sense of friendship, the beauty of our spot outside, the stars above us. I wasn't seeing anything or 'tripping out,' but I felt incredibly happy. My friend had other plans after toking, so I got a ride to the house party, about 3 hours after taking the 2C-E. By this time the marijuana was wearing off and the combination of Xanax and 2C-E was taking effect. I felt happy, warm, and loving. I was content just to be.
As the night progressed and the 2C-E took over, I had an urge to just lie on the couch and let everything around me wash over me--music, people, voices. At the same time, I was completely in control over myself and my thoughts--it just felt good to let go and feel the pleasure of every experience. It felt extraordinarily good to be touched. I decided that 2C-E would be an amazing drug to go dancing or clubbing on. It was a very physical drug, not mental, in that I could think straight and act sober, but felt very bodily high and pleasant, very physically responsive to everything in my environment. I was definitely much more in control of myself than the drunk people around me, but I was definitely high.
 Throughout the entire night I felt absolutely no discomfort. I was chainsmoking constantly, and even sipping straight vodka. The only downside was that I was completely reticent. Whereas alcohol and marijuana tend to make me talkative, the 2C-E made me more contemplative, quiet, and content. I wanted to be able to join in on the loud, talkative party atmosphere, but I just didn't feel outgoing enough to verbalize.
Physically, though, I was very responsive to touch and very warm and happy at the peak, which was between 12am and 2am. The effects finally tapered off around 4 or 5am. All in all, a very good experience that I am looking forward to repeating again ASAP. Hopefully next time I will experience the colors and visions that my other friends had while on the drug.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


What this talk will cover
- Infrastructure In Place
- Road Map
- Minimum Viable Product
- What Lies Ahead
Infrastructure In Place
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Developer
How to organize our work
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Application
How to run and maintain the Project Match service
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Matching
How to match new members to projects
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Technical Prototyping
How to choose the right technical solutions
Infrastructure In Place
1. Developer
Infrastructure In Place
2. Application
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MongoDB database
(easy installation, JSON data)
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Data definition / entities
(Brigade, Users, Projects, ProjectMatchConfigs)
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Node.js web application
(based on Brigade Hub / current web site)
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REST API: URLs that return data
/api/user/matches?learnSkills=client-dev/javascript
Infrastructure In Place
3. Matching
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Project Participation Taxonomy
- Data structure
- Preliminary content
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Matching Algorithm
Infrastructure In Place
4. Technical Prototyping
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UI Tests
- Taxonomy Selector
- Project List
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Messaging Component Tests
- Interaction via Email
- Interaction via Slackbot ✔
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Project Admin Tests
- Using "KeystonsJS"
- Using "EmberJS" ✔
Road Map
Phases of Development
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Phase I: MVP
Basic matching service for new members and project leads
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Phase II
Connecting and integrating Project Match with Code for SF
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Phase III
Expanding the interaction between new members and projects
Phase I: MVPM
Minimum Viable Project Match
- Taxonomy Selector + Project List
- Messaging Leads via Slackbot
- Project Leads Admin / CMS
- Live Service + Memorable URL
❀ Some things will be done manually ❀
Phase I: MVPM
In Active Development:
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Taxonomy Selector + Project List
(James and Abby)
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Direct Messaging to Leads via Slack
(Paul)
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Taxonomy Data
(Steven)
Phase I: MVPM
To Go Active Soon:
- Notifications / Status Bar
- Project Leads Admin / CMS
- Live Service + Memorable URL
Phase II
Connecting and integrating Project Match with Code for SF
- New C4SF Home Page
- Taxonomy Management in Admin
- Search within Taxonomy Selector
- CAT Users in Admin
- Project List Filters
Phase III
Expanding the interaction between new members and projects
- Bookmarks
- Candidate List
- Contact Me
- Email + Slackbot Messaging
- Messaging to Leads from CAT
- Messaging History
Project Match
Its going to be grrrrrreat!


Window Selection and URLs
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Select the type of window you'd like the tabs opened in.
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Class Summary |
| HTTPAuthenticator |
This is a BasicAuthenticator implementation which is used for authenticating web users. |
| HTTPListener |
The HTTPListener listens for HTTP client connections and handles the request. |
| RemoteAgentCollection |
The RemoteAgentCollection is used for remote Agent retrieval and putting. |
| RemoteLocationCollection |
The RemoteLocationCollection is used for remote location retrieval and putting. |
| XMLClientConnection |
XMLServerClientHandler handles the XML requests sent to the server by a client. |
| XMLCommand |
An XMLServerCommand is used to construct XML requests for client-server communication. |
| XMLListener |
A listener which delegates received XML based requests. |
| XMLServerConnection |
XMLServerConnection is used to connect a client to a server and send commands to the server. |


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--- title: 24 months on two wheels author: ~ date: '2017-06-20' slug: 24-months-on-two-wheels categories: [personal] tags: [] description: 'A short reflection on bike commuting.' ---
Around two years ago, I was fortunate to not have to work in the summer: I had a research fellowship from May - August through the College of Education at MSU.
As a result, I didn’t buy a parking pass for the summer. I still came in to campus, but since I didn’t have any official, regularly-scheduled meetings, I thought I could bike in when I needed to. I had biked to campus before, so I was familiar with the route and where I would park my bike, but I didn’t regularly commute.
Anyhow, after the summer ended, I kept biking, and realized I liked it. I commuted by bike for the rest of the year, and after some discussions with my spouse Katie, who also walked to work or commuted by bike, decided we needed one car, and sold mine. So this post is about some of the lessons learned from commuting year-round.
A commuting bike is like a commuting car: Most will work okay. At first, I rodd a hybrid bike. Hybrid bikes will do; mountain bikes will do; touring bikes will do.
At first, I took a different route to campus every day, until I settled on a route. It avoids busy intersections and is mostly along bike paths or lanes.
I think some accessories, like trip computers and tire pumps, are optional, but two are key. I have a rear taillight for being seen and a front light to see. Fenders might not seem important, but I rode home a few times without fenders when it rained and soaked my bag and clothes. Fenders also keep dirt off the bike and its chain, meaning less maintenance.
I wear one.
A rear rack is nice because you can attach a bag to it. It surprises me how much more comfortable it is biking without a backpack or messenger bag. A trip computer isn’t necessary but is nice. A pump and tire patch kit is nice but if you are close to home (or a bus line) a cell phone may be just as useful. In the winter, a face mask or balaclava is good to have, and starting last year, I bought tires with better traction for the winter. These are all things that you can update as needed over time.
tl;dr: I like to bike commute. I’m probably a little less stressed (but maybe a bit obnoxious to others because I talk about biking so much). You can do it (or at least get started) without buying a new bike or investing in too much gear.


This is similar to the Write Selection to File command except that it appends to an existing file rather than creating a new file, or overwriting a file. This command brings up the standard File Open dialog which allows you to select an existing file to append to. This command is unavailable if there is nothing currently selected.
This command was primarily added due to the 16 Mbyte limit of the Windows clipboard. For example, rather than cutting and pasting to build a new file, this command can be used to assemble a new file by adding all the pieces to a disk file. You can then open the new file in HexEdit to check it and make minor changes. Once you have written to or appended to a file you can quickly append more bytes to the same file using the Append Same File command.
Even for chunks smaller than 16 Mbytes it is more memory efficient to create a new file using this command rather than copying and pasting using the clipboard. Copying and pasting many large blocks may use excessive amounts of virtual memory causing your computer to slow down and even crash if virtual memory becomes exhausted.
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This guide touches on the pros and cons (利弊) of using ExoPlayer. It shows how to use ExoPlayer to play DASH, SmoothStreaming and HLS adaptive streams, as well as formats such as MP4, M4A, FMP4, WebM, MKV, MP3, Ogg, WAV, MPEG-TS, MPEG-PS, FLV and ADTS(AAC). It also discusses ExoPlayer events, messages, customization and DRM support.
An ExoPlayer
exposes traditional high-level media player
functionality such as the ability to buffer media, play, pause and seek.
SimpleExoPlayer
instance.SimpleExoPlayer player =
ExoPlayerFactory
.newSimpleInstance(context);
playerView.setPlayer(player);
MediaSource
to play.MediaSource videoSource =
new ExtractorMediaSource
.Factory(dataSourceFactory)
.createMediaSource(mp4VideoUri);
player.prepare(videoSource);
PlayerView
or PlayerControlView
player.addListener(eventListener);
ExoPlayer.release();


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If you don't need a server-side listener for the resize or rotate event in the ImageRotateAndResize example, you could use
pe:javascript
to reload the ImageAreaSelect widget. In this example the resize event is also catched with
pe:javascript
.


Defines a list of phases to be excluded from a Coldfire calculation.
int jmpExcludeColdfirePhases (int numPhasesToRemove, char **excludeList);
numPhasesToRemove [input]
Integer that specifies the number of phases to exclude from the Coldfire calculation.
excludeList [input]
Pointer to an array of null-terminated sequences of characters that specifies the list of phases to exclude from the Coldfire calculation.
JMP_STATUS_OK |
Request has been successfully completed. |
JMP_STATUS_ERROR |
An error has occurred. |
JMP_READ_FROM_SOLVER_WITH_EXCLUSIONS
.summary.out
(or a similar user-defined input file) will be excluded from the Coldfire calculation. Any phase that is not present will be ignored.| Headers | jmpcore.h jmpcoldfire.h |
| Library | jmpcoldfire.lib /jmpcoldfire_x64.lib |
| DLL | jmpcoldfire.dll /jmpcoldfire_x64.dll |


--- layout: paper title: Publications --- Fact Checking: Task definition and dataset construction, , Workshop on Language Technologies and Computational Social Science 2014
@inproceedings{vlachos14fact, year={2014}, author={Andreas Vlachos and Sebastian Riedel}, booktitle={Workshop on Language Technologies and Computational Social Science}, title={Fact Checking: Task definition and dataset construction}, }


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President Trump, Gov. Edwards host separate rallies in Shreveport-area two days before election day
by KNOESHREVEPORT, La. (WAFB) - Louisiana’s Republican and Democratic political parties are hosting rallies for their prospective candidates in northwest Louisiana on Nov. 14, two days before the Nov. 16 runoff election for governor.
Gov. John Bel Edwards spoke to constituents at his campaign’s Shreveport field office at noon.
Edwards thanked campaign volunteers for their work in support of his campaign, as well as, addressed President Donald Trump’s visit to nearby Bossier City, according to a news release.
WAFB’s political reporter Matt Houston spoke with Edwards about Trump’s visit.
“This is the political season and he’s doing what his party has asked of him and what happens during campaigns. But the fact of the matter is, we’re going to win re-election on Saturday and we’re going to resume our working relationship,” Edwards said.
Edwards told WAFB he will continue to work with President Trump if re-elected, “That good working relationship will resume, going forward. I think it’s important that the governor of Louisiana have a good working relationship with the president, regardless of party.”
“Everything that I’ve been able to accomplish has been on a bipartisan basis, working with republicans, democrats, and independents,” Edwards said.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Eddie Rispone was not available for comment on Nov. 14.
President Trump will speak at a rally for Rispone at the CenturyLink Center in Bossier City at 7 p.m.
This is President Trump’s third visit to Louisiana this election cycle. Trump visited Monroe on Nov. 6 and Lake Charles on Oct. 11.
The president and first lady also attended the LSU v.s Alabalam game in Tuscaloosa, Ala. on Nov. 9.
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const api = require('../localUserAPI')
const utillArray = require('../utill_array')
const load = async (senderID, keys, api) => {
const oldState = await api.getState(senderID)
//contact that user for the first time. Dont have oldState of that user
if (!oldState) {
await api.setState(senderID, { state: "initial", done: 0, round: 0, keysLeftForThatUser: keys, welcomed: false, userScore: 0 })
}
let state = await api.getState(senderID)
return new User(senderID, state, api)
}
class User {
constructor(senderID, state, api) {
this.senderID = senderID
this.state = state
this.api = api
}
setState(updateState) {
const newState = Object.assign({}, this.state, updateState)
this.api.setState(this.senderID, newState)
this.state = newState
}
startQuiz(questionKey) {
this.setState({
keysLeftForThatUser: this.state.keysLeftForThatUser,
currentQuestionKey: questionKey,
done: this.state.done,
round: this.state.round,
state: 'playing',
userScore: this.state.userScore
})
}
setRound(round) {
this.setState({ round: round })
}
welcome() {
this.setState({ welcomed: true })
}
playing() {
this.setState(
{ state: 'playing', welcomed: true }
)
}
pause() {
this.setState(
{ state: 'pause', welcomed: true }
)
}
resume() {
this.setState({ state: 'playing' })
}
//when user answer one question
doneQuestion() {
let done = this.state.done + 1
this.setState({ done: done })
}
finish() {
this.setState({ state: 'finish', welcomed: true, done: 0, userScore: 0 })
}
nextRound(keysLeftForThatUser) {
this.setState({ state: "playing", done: 0, userScore: 0, keysLeftForThatUser: keysLeftForThatUser, welcomed: true })
}
removeKeysDone(keysDone) {
let keysLeftForThatUser = utillArray._.pullAll(this.state.keysLeftForThatUser, keysDone)
this.setState({ keysLeftForThatUser: keysLeftForThatUser })
}
chooseCategory(category) {
this.setState({ state: 'playing', category: category })
}
choosing() {
this.setState({ state: 'choosing' })
}
hasKeysLeft(keysLeftForThatUser) {
this.setState({ keysLeftForThatUser: keysLeftForThatUser })
}
}
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SPKAC
Section: OpenSSL (1)Updated: 2009-04-10
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NAME
spkac - SPKAC printing and generating utilitySYNOPSIS
openssl spkac [-in filename] [-out filename] [-key keyfile] [-passin arg] [-challenge string] [-pubkey] [-spkac spkacname] [-spksect section] [-noout] [-verify] [-engine id]DESCRIPTION
The spkac command processes Netscape signed public key and challenge (SPKAC) files. It can print out their contents, verify the signature and produce its own SPKACs from a supplied private key.COMMAND OPTIONS
- -in filename
- This specifies the input filename to read from or standard input if this option is not specified. Ignored if the -key option is used.
- -out filename
- specifies the output filename to write to or standard output by default.
- -key keyfile
- create an SPKAC file using the private key in keyfile. The -in, -noout, -spksect and -verify options are ignored if present.
- -passin password
- the input file password source. For more information about the format of arg see the PASS PHRASE ARGUMENTS section in openssl(1).
- -challenge string
- specifies the challenge string if an SPKAC is being created.
- -spkac spkacname
- allows an alternative name form the variable containing the SPKAC. The default is ``SPKAC''. This option affects both generated and input SPKAC files.
- -spksect section
- allows an alternative name form the section containing the SPKAC. The default is the default section.
- -noout
- don't output the text version of the SPKAC (not used if an SPKAC is being created).
- -pubkey
- output the public key of an SPKAC (not used if an SPKAC is being created).
- -verify
- verifies the digital signature on the supplied SPKAC.
- -engine id
- specifying an engine (by its unique id string) will cause spkac to attempt to obtain a functional reference to the specified engine, thus initialising it if needed. The engine will then be set as the default for all available algorithms.
EXAMPLES
Print out the contents of an SPKAC:
openssl spkac -in spkac.cnf
Verify the signature of an SPKAC:
openssl spkac -in spkac.cnf -noout -verify
Create an SPKAC using the challenge string ``hello'':
openssl spkac -key key.pem -challenge hello -out spkac.cnf
Example of an SPKAC, (long lines split up for clarity):
SPKAC=MIG5MGUwXDANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAANLADBIAkEA1cCoq2Wa3Ixs47uI7F\ PVwHVIPDx5yso105Y6zpozam135a8R0CpoRvkkigIyXfcCjiVi5oWk+6FfPaD03u\ PFoQIDAQABFgVoZWxsbzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQQFAANBAFpQtY/FojdwkJh1bEIYuc\ 2EeM2KHTWPEepWYeawvHD0gQ3DngSC75YCWnnDdq+NQ3F+X4deMx9AaEglZtULwV\ 4=
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A created SPKAC with suitable DN components appended can be fed into the ca utility.SPKACs are typically generated by Netscape when a form is submitted containing the KEYGEN tag as part of the certificate enrollment process.
The challenge string permits a primitive form of proof of possession of private key. By checking the SPKAC signature and a random challenge string some guarantee is given that the user knows the private key corresponding to the public key being certified. This is important in some applications. Without this it is possible for a previous SPKAC to be used in a ``replay attack''.
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SUNRISE A film retrospective by Michael Har-even Copyright Michael Har-even 1994
Director: F.W.Murnau Cast: George O'Brien, Janet Gaynor, Bodil Rosing, Margaret Livingstone. Released in 1927, 110 minutes.
SUNRISE tells the story of a peasant who is encouraged by his mistress, a city vamp, to get rid of his beloved wife. The actual tale is well known but the unique way that Murnau has managed to treat the subject turns a cliche to one of the great masterpieces of cinema.
It is impossible to relate this film to a precise style or genre. Basically, it is a realistic film (but not naturalistic) mingled with surrealistic and expressionistic scenes. It is not a drama more than it is a comedy. It is a silent film yet every spectator can imagine the colors and hear the sounds of each scene.
The main subject is the relationship between men and women in the modern society. Men and women are different creatures. Men like sport while women like to dance. Men are active while women are passive. Men are direct while women are more sensitive. In the modern world (the city), the distinctions between the sexes are not that strict any more.  How can that change take place?
The only possible way is through love. Love unites men and women and gives them the strength to cope with troubles. In SUNRISE, the man and woman are peasants who enjoy the modern world but in the same time have difficulty in adjusting to it. As a result, there are several very funny scenes that Keaton and Chaplin would have been proud of. For example, after dropping a reproduction of Venus of Mile, the two peasants cannot find the missing parts of the body on the floor.
SUNRISE describes the rebirth of love. The magnificent thing is that the way the story is told is as delightful as the story itself. Only on rare occasions, the audience becomes so close to the main characters. The actors are wonderful and Murnau succeeded to transform their feelings and thoughts to the spectators.
The expressions of the actors are so revealing that the spectators are forced to unite with the main characters. As a result, all the events and the situations are very realistic. Murnau exploits the exterior for the same purpose. When the hero is happy, a street full of cars turns into a magical forest. When he is full of lust for his mistress, images of her are dissolving around him. Even the titles are formed in different shapes to express sarcasm. A set of panning shots are used to retain the realistic atmosphere after the expressionistic and the surrealistic scenes.
The result is one of the most sensible love stories ever told. It seems that SUNRISE is more interesting, more enjoyable, more original and more authentic than any film of our decade. How come?
Like a true modern artist Murnau had an aesthetic theory on the background of his films. He tried to avoid the conventional so he explored his ideas by creating films. On the foreground, he loved his actors, he loved his actresses, he loved the camera--he was in love with cinema. The greatest quality of SUNRISE is that some of this love is passed to us.
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